Nature Ballade Poems | Examples

These Nature Ballade poems are examples of Ballade poems about Nature. These are the best examples of Ballade Nature poems written by international poets.

We braved the night and torn 
into tomorrow your eyes concealed 
deception my rapture captured 
silence as my catholic beliefs 
withered my spoken vows began 
to fade you stood fast behold our 
actions will cause harm we knew 
that an yet temptation swarmed 
my balanced virtue and there you 
were calming my sinful nature 
how dare you Adam placing your 
temptress mind within my nature 
I folded causing a sheer malice 
an yet I shan't fear any remorse 
I shall redeem the shadow kisses
beneath lucifers untimely hisses

© Mrs. Yolanda Nicholsen  

Run like the wind.
On a windy Sunday.
Run like the wind.
As fast as you can.
Don't run for the silver.
It's not your favorite.
Run for the gold.
'Cause you're here to stay..

You've got the power, 
and you've got the glory.
You've got the power, 
to run this way..

So run like the wind.
On a windy Sunday.
Run like the wind.
On a windy day..

'Cause you've got the power, 
and you've got the glory.
You've got the power, 
to run this way..

So run like the wind.
On a windy Sunday.
Run like the wind.
As fast as you can..

Windy Sunday Poem By Kim Robin Edwards
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© Kim Robin Edwards